Armenia 100 dram Skier KM-79 Nagano Olympics Sports PR 69 PCGS silver coin 1998

Armenia 100 Dram, 1998, a dynamic silver commemorative coin issued in honor of the XVIII Olympic Winter Games held in Nagano, Japan. Dedicated to winter sports, this issue captures the spirit of athletic competition and international unity, making it a strong addition to any Olympic or sports-themed collection.

The obverse features an expressive scene of a skier in motion, captured mid-descent with skis extended and one arm thrust forward, conveying speed, balance, and determination. Behind the athlete appears a stylized outline of the Japanese archipelago, directly linking the design to the Nagano Winter Olympics. The mirrored field contrasts beautifully with the frosted relief, while inscriptions in English and Armenian read “The XVIII Olympic Winter Games” and reference Nagano, reinforcing the global importance of the event. Fine details such as ski equipment, body posture, and facial features add realism and visual depth.

The reverse displays the Coat of Arms of Armenia, with a central shield supported by an eagle and a lion, along with crossed symbolic elements beneath. Armenian inscriptions surround the emblem, while the denomination “100 Dram” and the year 1998 are placed below, framed by a polished background.

Struck in silver with a Proof finish, this coin is certified PCGS PR 69, offering excellent eye appeal and near-perfect preservation. Issued in 1998, it represents Armenia’s tribute to Olympic ideals and winter sports excellence.

A visually striking and historically meaningful coin, ideal for collectors of Olympic memorabilia and certified silver proofs.
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